An investigation has been launched into the footballer's case on suspicion of manslaughter due to negligence after he died following a brutal collision.

Spanish police have launched an investigation into manslaughter after the death of Jesús de Miguel, a 30-year-old forward for CD Tenerife, following a collision during a match. The incident occurred when de Miguel was tackled by FC Andorra's goalkeeper, Jesús Owono, leading to a cardiac arrest. Despite efforts to revive him, de Miguel's condition worsened overnight, and he was pronounced dead the following morning. The match was halted at a 2-2 draw after the incident, which has drawn widespread condolences from various football clubs, including Real Madrid and Manchester United. The rarity of life-threatening injuries from such collisions in football was noted in the report.